Windsor Animal Clinic

Windsor Animal Clinic is a veterinary clinic located at 46 Poquonock Ave, Windsor, CT 06095. On Google, it has a 4.5/5 rating from 251 reviews. Recent feedback includes both positive comments about care and patience with animals, and negative comments about cost concerns and staff interactions.

Services

•General veterinary appointments for cats and dogs
•Rabies vaccination (3-year rabies vaccine mentioned)
•Treatment for skin inflammation (steroids mentioned)
•Handling and exam support for challenging dogs (working breeds mentioned)
•Imaging workflow that may include sending radiology studies to a radiologist for interpretation (mentioned by a reviewer)

Pricing

No published pricing information is available.

People

Dr. Pennington is named in recent reviews.

Reviews

Google reviews list a 4.5/5 rating across 251 reviews. Recent written comments describe the clinic as caring and knowledgeable, with noted patience and attention during visits for challenging dogs. Critical feedback includes concerns about friendliness, management, and perceptions of charges for services viewed as unnecessary; one reviewer also reported a cat death shortly after a visit and attributed it to a possible vaccine reaction, expressing concern about vaccination timing and risk communication.

Reviews for Windsor Animal Clinic

Note: Showing the 5 most recent Google reviews out of 251 we track in total. Recent reviews may not be representative of overall sentiment.

bill tsikas

3 months ago

I love this vet.. it's awesome 😎

Andrea Beaudin

3 months ago

Very caring and knowledgeable.

John G

4 months ago

I feel that this hospital is more concerned about the money than the care. The staff is not that friendly and vet doesn't know how to manage her staff. They may charge you for stuff that isn't needed like send trays to radiologist that they should be able to read being a vet. But just shows they want to charge more. Beware of this place

Caitlin

5 months ago

Amazing people whom love for animals really shows. I have two working breeds that can be quite challenging during vet visits, yet they consistently provide my dogs with remarkable patience and attention. Dr Pennington is truly outstanding, and I am immensely grateful to him and his team for the love and care they have extended to my pets. Thank you all for your outstanding service!

Sam Lemon

6 months ago

My 2 year old cat died after I took him to this clinic. I am sharing this so other pet owners can keep their pets safe. He had recently been lost outside for several days and returned home weak, underweight, and unwell. His skin was inflamed and it would bleed when licked it. He was my first cat so I thought the right thing to do would be to take him to the veterinarian so he can get better. I brought my cat here and he was found to be underweight and to have a fever by the veterinarian. During the visit, my cat was given the 3-year rabies vaccine and steroids for his inflamed skin. I did not think anything of him being underweight and having a fever as I did not know the rabies vaccine could carry risks. I took him home, and about thirty minutes later, I went to check on him and found him deceased. I rushed him back to the clinic hoping he might still be alive. I was told it was possibly a reaction to the rabies vaccine. He was a little over 2 years old and had been completely healthy before he got lost. I later learned that many veterinarians delay vaccination in animals who have a fever or are underweight. I did not even know there was a risk of this happening. I wish more caution had been used in my cat’s case and that risks had been discussed with me beforehand. I do not know if the clinic will make any changes to how they do things now, but I want other families to know what happened so they do not have to go through what I had to.